Byzantine Intersectionality: Sexuality, Gender and Race in the Middle Ages, by Roland Betancourt

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ART BULLETIN Pub Date : 2022-01-02 DOI:10.1080/00043079.2022.1991757

Armin Bergmeier

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Abstract

disciplines, namely that Byzantium was the medieval Roman Empire, viewed as such by the subjects of the Roman emperors and by their neighbors alike.2 Byzantine Roman identity—as most other prenationalistic identities—was not parsed along the lines of language, ethnicity, skin color, and territory. It was a fluid construct based on shared values and traditions. Ethnicity, culture, and territory were not welded together as our modern post-Enlightenment notions would have us believe.3 Other scholars, mostly historians and

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《拜占庭的交叉性:中世纪的性、性别和种族》，罗兰·贝当古著

学科，即拜占庭是中世纪的罗马帝国，罗马皇帝的臣民和他们的邻居都认为这一点。2拜占庭-罗马身份——就像大多数其他非民族身份一样——并没有按照语言、种族、肤色和领土来分析。这是一个基于共同价值观和传统的流动结构。种族、文化和领土并没有像我们现代后启蒙思想所相信的那样融合在一起。3其他学者，主要是历史学家和

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